I have a query about the Iphone 6 contract pricing, I have always understood a increased upfront cost when increasing the handset storage on iphones, or and increase in monthly amount to cover the handset cost difference. But either I am reading it wrong but this time the increase is doubled. Example: Apple Prices: Iphone 6 16gb £539, Iphone 6 64gb £619 - £80 difference Vodafone Contracts: Iphone 6 16gb - Handset Free - Monthly £53.50 - Unlim Calls, Unlim Text, 10gb Data - Total 24months = £1284 Iphone 6 64gb - Handset £79 - Monthly £53.50 - Unlim Calls, Unlim Text, 7gb Data - Total 24months = £1363 £79 difference but less data!? - The £79 upfront clearly is the 'Apple' Handset difference, so seems penalised tariff for more storage? OR Iphone 6 16gb - Handset £49 - Monthly £48.50 - Unlim Calls, Unlim Text, 7gb Data - Total 24months = £1213 Iphone 6 64gb - Handset £79 - Monthly £53.50 - Unlim Calls, Unlim Text, 7gb Data - Total 24months = £1363 This is exactly the same contract yet it seems Vodafone charge £150 extra for the 64gb handset when Apple are only charging £80? Can anyone explain this, this seems to be penalising anyone with large storage? I have no problem paying the £79 or £80 difference in handset price, but why are we not getting the same Tariff deal? David
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